moor
英[mʊə]美[mur]
n.
1.[C] 旷野；荒原；高沼；漠泽
2.[U] (= moor-land) 高沼地
v.[I,T]
1.（使）停泊；系泊
1.[C] 旷野；荒原；高沼；漠泽
2.[U] (= moor-land) 高沼地
v.[I,T]
1.（使）停泊；系泊
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- And I convey'd them into the boat while the moor was on shore, as if they had been there before, for our master.
我趁那摩尔人上岸去的时候,就把那箱酒搬上舢舨,放到一个适当的地方,好像主人原来就放在那儿似的。收藏 - Better marry over the madden than over the moor.
陌生人中勿择妻。收藏 - To moor(a vessel)at a wharf.
使靠码头使(一只船)停泊在码头收藏 - I could ha' been content to ha' taken this moor with me, and ha' drown'd the boy, but there was no venturing to trust him.
本来,我可以把小孩淹死,带上那个摩尔人,可我怎么也不敢信任他。收藏 - While I was in view of the moor that was swimming, I stood out directly to sea with the boat, rather stretching to windward
那个摩尔人在大海里泅着水,我们的船还在他的视线之内。这时,我故意让船逆着风径直向大海驶去。收藏
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